Apple together with iPhonem 6 introduced its payment service Apple Pay. The service has met with a lot of interest, but unfortunately the negative news for most users is that the service Apple Pay it is currently only fully supported in the United States and Great Britain. If you have an American Express bank, you can Apple Pay can also be used in Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Spain and Singapore, where the bank offers its cards with payment service support from Applu is releasing. This Thursday at 5 am, the service will also be activated in China. According to the latest report from the foreign magazine iGen, Apple Pay we will see you in Francii during this year.
iGen wrote that we should learn more information at this year's WWDC, which will take place in June, but also believes that Apple is currently negotiating with Francouzi banks and credit card issuers to launch the service. Here they could Francusers will start using it by the end of this year, and everything indicates that the Czech and Slovak Republics could follow suit.ancii follow. Previously, Visa Innovation Manager Eurohe said that The Czech Republic and Slovakia have long been among the most progressive countries when accepting new innovative payment products.
According to the latest reports, Chinese banks are fully prepared to launch the payment service in their country. Thursday's launch also confirms chat between the user and one of the Chinese banks. In chatThe user asks when he will arrive. Apple Pay to China. The bank responded with a message: "Hello, China UnionPay in cooperation with the company Apple confirms that the service support Apple Pay will start on February 18th at 5:00 AM. If the card cannot be loaded, please try again after a few minutes. Pro payments you need a system iOS 9.2 and higher, in case Apple Watch se it is a system WatchOS 2.1"
When he was in 2015 Apple Pay launched in the United States, met with strong opposition from retailers who contractually agreed not to support the new payment system. Samsung on Apple Pay responded with his own service – Samsung Pay, which works on an almost identical principle.
*Source: 9to5mac.com
